There is a level design placement issue on a dirt road section where environmental obstacles (stone walls and a large boulder) are placed extremely close to or directly overlapping the vehicle wheel tracks.

Because of their placement, passing vehicles frequently collide with these solid stone objects, damaging vehicles or flipping them over while simply driving along the marked road path.

Coordinates:

• 7294.815 0.004 8631.799

• 7376.576 0.01 8710.751

• 7367.901 0.093 8712.267

Steps to Reproduce:

1. Travel to the specified road coordinates.

2. Drive a vehicle (e.g., supply truck or light jeep) along the dirt road tracks.

3. Observe the stone wall segments and large painted boulder encroaching into the drivable lane/wheel ruts.

Expected Result: Roadside obstacles like stone walls and boulders should have sufficient clearance from the active roadway to allow vehicles to pass safely without accidental collisions.

Actual Result: The stone objects overlap the road bounds, causing severe collision hazards and damaging vehicles attempting to stay on the road.